Solar for PSE&G Customers
Public Service Electric & Gas (PSE&G) is the largest electric utility in New Jersey. If you're a PSE&G customer considering solar, here's what actually matters for your decision.
Last updated 2026-08-19
What's relevant if you're on PSE&G
- Your electric rate and rate schedule (residential, time-of-use, etc.)
- Net metering rules applicable to your tariff — see Net Metering
- Your annual kWh usage, shown on your PSE&G bill
- Eligibility for current NJ incentive programs — see NJ Incentives
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Reading your PSE&G bill
PSE&G bills show supply and delivery charges separately, with a usage history you can use to size your system. See Understanding Your Electric Bill for where to find the numbers that matter.
Where PSE&G customers should look
- Is your roof suitable — south, west, or east facing with limited shade?
- Is your usage high enough to justify a system (typically higher-usage homes benefit more)?
- Are you considering ownership or a lease? — see Ownership vs Leasing
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About Charles Brogden
Charles Brogden works directly with homeowners through AllSeason Solar & Roofing, helping customers understand solar system design, equipment, roofing considerations and available solar options.
Serving homeowners throughout New Jersey and Pennsylvania.